Tibia 7.7 Server Decompiled

[Nottinghster]

CipSoft GmbH

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Even forks are removed, sh*t, lost mine

 

[Evil Mark]

Well shit was bound to hit the fan because open sourcing reconstructed files from a registered game company would never fly, atleast not forever.

Even forks are removed, sh*t, lost mine

Did you have any custom changes made? In that case sorry to hear it bro.

 

[Olddies]

Just make it private and invite few otland members

 

[Evil Mark]

Just make it private and invite few otland members

Just work on it yourself privately? Why do you need him to fix your every bug in his reconstructed code for your launch?

If your bold enough to ask people to take risks then do it yourself? Infact can you even tell me how much you contributed to his repository in general except leeching? So why would he do all of that while legal actions are being taken against him all for your your selfish needs?

For all we know this might just be the beginning of the legal actions that they're taking.

 

[Terotrificy]

Just work on it yourself privately? Why do you need him to fix your every bug in his reconstructed code for your launch?

If your bold enough to ask people to take risks then do it yourself? Infact can you even tell me how much you contributed to his repository in general except leeching? So why would he do all of that while legal actions are being taken against him all for your your selfish needs?

For all we know this might just be the beginning of the legal actions that they're taking.

I think his message was meant for @Nottinghster. Anyway, CipSoft is lazy as hell and probably won’t take any further action, you can be sure of that. It was just too easy for them to take those repos down. I can’t believe how many people forked the repo, rofl. That basically handed CipSoft a silver platter and let them act at no cost in a single move. They didn’t even have to bother tracking the repos down, it was just plainly stupid.

Besides that, I don’t get the hype around running the decompiled server. It’s an old server. If you want something serious, just play Tibiantis and that’s it. There’s no real need to try to use the reverse-engineered thing. In the end, it’s just whatever Ghidra or IDA or any other tool outputs, it’s not the original source code, good luck working around with containers on this RE code lol. It’s an old engine, and you should use it only as a base to understand the architecture, take note of the good patterns and how things worked, and that's exactly what the OP stated, not to run it as a production server. Given the technology, modern languages, and different architectures you could implement today, you are better suited to make it from scratch on your own.

Not to mention that OTClient isn’t developed to work with realots, so you’ll be stuck with the original Tibia client. And if you want to develop your own client for it, you’d be better off making a new server from scratch.

I truly don’t get the hype around running the real thing.

 

[Evil Mark]

I think his message was meant for @Nottinghster. Anyway, CipSoft is lazy as hell and probably won’t take any further action, you can be sure of that. It was just too easy for them to take those repos down. I can’t believe how many people forked the repo, rofl. That basically handed CipSoft a silver platter and let them act at no cost in a single move. They didn’t even have to bother tracking the repos down, it was just plainly stupid.

Besides that, I don’t get the hype around running the decompiled server. It’s an old server. If you want something serious, just play Tibiantis and that’s it. There’s no real need to try to use the reverse-engineered thing. In the end, it’s just whatever Ghidra or IDA or any other tool outputs, it’s not the original source code, good luck working around with containers on this RE code lol. It’s an old engine, and you should use it only as a base to understand the architecture, take note of the good patterns and how things worked, and that's exactly what the OP stated, not to run it as a production server. Given the technology, modern languages, and different architectures you could implement today, you are better suited to make it from scratch on your own.

Not to mention that OTClient isn’t developed to work with realots, so you’ll be stuck with the original Tibia client. And if you want to develop your own client for it, you’d be better off making a new server from scratch.

I truly don’t get the hype around running the real thing.

Having access to the sources should be about the idea of customizing it. For those who do run vanillas I do agree its pointless and yes reverse engineering should not be about re-creating the original. It should be about making it behaviourally accurate with the original based on the proof that is in the binary itself. That atleast creates a good base but nothing guarantees stability because of it.